Pizza
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Kylie's Chicago Pizza
3601 Fremont Ave N, Seattle, WA
Seattle has only a handful of destinations for deep-dish, Chicago style pizzas, and Kylie's is arguably the best.
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Via Tribunali
913 E Pike St, Seattle, WA
Seattle's ever-growing Neapolitan pizza chain does unfussy pies with crowd-pleasing toppings like smoked mozzarella, prosciutto and roasted mushrooms.
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Pagliacci Pizza Restaurant & Delivery - Broadway
426 Broadway Ave. E., Seattle, WA
A rare local chain that actually does delivery.
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Flying Squirrel Pizza
4920 S Genesee Street, Seattle, WA
This kid-friendly local chain piles its pizzas with seasonal, delicious toppings from local purveyors.
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Proletariat Pizza
9622 16th Ave SW # A, Seattle, WA
White Center's destination for creative topping combos; kids are definitely welcome, despite the hipster name.
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Pritty Boys Pizzeria
1430 34th Ave, Seattle, WA
The dining room is family friendly but the thin-crusted pies are downright sophisticated.
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Bar del Corso
3057 Beacon Ave. S., Seattle, WA
Jerry Corso brings an impressive restaurant resume--and a love of wood-fired pizza--to his own space on Beacon Hill.
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Delancey
1415 NW 70th St, Seattle, WA
Few restaurants can boast the adoring fan base of this humble Ballard pizzeria; the seasonal starters are as memorable as Brandon Pettit's pies.
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Big Mario's Pizza
1019 E Pike St, Seattle, WA
Drunk? Broke? Head to Big Mario's for an enormous, foldable New York-style slice that will only set you back about $3.
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Serious Pie
316 Virginia St, Seattle, WA
Tom Douglas's wildly popular pizza restaurant (now with a second location) is known for long waits and a pleasantly salty crust.